this sounds great! and the songwriting is wonderful

Mark Lanegan - Deepest Shade

Taken from the covers album 'Imitations', released on Heavenly Recordings on 16th September 2013.

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“When I was a kid in the late sixties and early seventies, my parents and their friends would play the records of Andy Williams, Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra and Perry Como, music with string arrangements and men singing songs that sounded sad whether they were or not.

“At home my folks were also listening to country music — Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, George Jones and Vern Gosdin were some of our favourites.

“For a long time I’ve wanted to make a record that gave me the same feeling those old records did, using some of the same tunes I loved as a kid and some that I’ve loved as I have gotten older. This record is it. Imitations.” Mark Lanegan 

REVIEWS

“A genuine emotional affinity underpins this marriage between Lanegan’s lupine growl and 12 melodramatic songs of masculine despair… Nick Cave’s ‘Brompton Oratory’, bathed in horns and burnished romance, might trump the original” Uncut, 7/10

“As ever, Lanegan’s voice is solumn and affecting, emphasising the solumn sentiments of the material” MOJO

Imitations

Mark Lanegan - Deepest Shade

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Scout Niblett - Gun

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"For 12" is the new track from the upcoming album from Other Lives, TAMER ANIMALS.

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Nadine Shah's album Fast Food is Released April 6th 2015.
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Sat April 11th Gateshead Old Town Hall
Sun April 12th Travel day
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Thursday April 16th london Olso 
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The inimitable Nadine Shah has announced her return with the majestic rush-of-a-track ‘Stealing Cars’. Following the critically acclaimed debut album Love Your Dum and Mad in 2013, opening for Bat for Lashes and Depeche Mode and playing live for Vivienne Westwood's Red label London Fashion Week show, her new single is a statement of intent - 2015 could be hers for the taking.

‘Stealing Cars’ is a yearning, tender yet billowing thing of smoky wonder. A heady mix of clattering percussion, serrated guitar lines, minimal yet addictive piano refrains, and those all-important enigmatic vocals; it will be ringing in your ears for days.

‘Stealing Cars’ is out now via Apollo (UK: http://found.ee/ZIycR / US: http://found.ee/wjPcV) and a full album will follow in early 2015.

The track was once again recorded at The Pool in London with Peter Jobson (I am Kloot), Nick Webb and Ben Hillier – who oversaw production duties.

Praise for Nadine Shah:
‘Love Your Dum and Mad is astonishingly coherent’ Sunday Times ‘Album of the Week’
'It’s utterly magnetic. There are few albums that will make you experience so many emotions concurrently, and even fewer that will still give you chills hours later' 8/10 ‘Album of the Week’ The Line of Best Fit
‘An assured launch of a career that will provoke and explore in the style of Bjork or PJ Harvey’
‘Stand Out Album’ 4/5 Daily Mirror
‘Cosy and cataclysmic all at the same time, this is one of the most compelling expressions of Great British gothic since Morrissey made a date at the cemetery gates’ 4/5 Time Out
'Subtle electronics and the creation of desolate, 3-D spaces is the icing on a seductively ruined cake' 8/10 Uncut
'A piercingly direct seduction of the senses' 4/5 Mojo
‘The voice of a goddess’ 4/5 Evening Standard
'Nadine Shah’s voice is a revelation' 4/5 The Skinny
‘A dark, delicious masterpiece’ Diva
'An album that beguiles and bruises at every turn' DIY
'An extraordinarily delectable noise to behold' London in Stereo
‘Shah is clearly going to be around for some time’ 7.4/10 ‘Record of the Day’ Bowlegs
‘Expect her to be next year’s critics’ darling’ The Independent
'Her dark tales of lust, loss and vengeance bring to mind Broken English-era Marianne Faithfull and are due belated critical acclaim’ The Guardian
(Love Your Dum and Mad) retains a dynamism through Shah's magnetic voice’ 7.9 Pitchfork

Fast Food

Stealing Cars

STEALING CARS

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beth gibbons ..mysteries

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Nick Cave and The Dirty Three - Sea Above, Sky Below

Tim Buckley - Hallucinations /  Troubadour

Mark Lanegan - Deepest Shade

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